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First of all thanks a ton for immhelp and all members of this forum. It was like bible for me all through out these 6 months.
Went thru all your experiences and prepared for bouncers. So prepared for answers and carried huge pile of documents that are applicable to my case.
I just prepared as if this is end of the world.
May be everybody does the same :)
I have 8 Years of IT exp. and working for a start up. I took my wife and 1 year old kid for the interview.
He asked to pass on I-797 and passports.
Here are the Qns,
1) Which company r u working for?
I said my current company name.
2) Whats your salary?
3) How long have you been working with your employer?
4) Why r u going to US?
He asked the US employer offer letter.
As the US petitioner is different from my current employer, he asked me
5) How did you come to know about US employer?
He took a while to read thru offer letter. And then asked End Client Letter. He did type something and a pause,
6) Which location am I going to work?
6) Whats your US Salary?
7) What's your highest educational qualification?
8) How much total IT experience do you have?
9) How long have you have been married?
10) How many kids do you have?
He gave US RIGHTS pamphlet and said our visas are approved. Not even one Qn to my wife.
Be prepared and be confident. As someone already told better be prepared than sorry.
All the very best for all the ppl. who are still waiting for your visas.
Went thru all your experiences and prepared for bouncers. So prepared for answers and carried huge pile of documents that are applicable to my case.
I just prepared as if this is end of the world.
May be everybody does the same :)
I have 8 Years of IT exp. and working for a start up. I took my wife and 1 year old kid for the interview.
He asked to pass on I-797 and passports.
Here are the Qns,
1) Which company r u working for?
I said my current company name.
2) Whats your salary?
3) How long have you been working with your employer?
4) Why r u going to US?
He asked the US employer offer letter.
As the US petitioner is different from my current employer, he asked me
5) How did you come to know about US employer?
He took a while to read thru offer letter. And then asked End Client Letter. He did type something and a pause,
6) Which location am I going to work?
6) Whats your US Salary?
7) What's your highest educational qualification?
8) How much total IT experience do you have?
9) How long have you have been married?
10) How many kids do you have?
He gave US RIGHTS pamphlet and said our visas are approved. Not even one Qn to my wife.
Be prepared and be confident. As someone already told better be prepared than sorry.
All the very best for all the ppl. who are still waiting for your visas.
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